Bless Rainy Day

 Bless Rainy Day 

Usually celebrates on September 23 every year.

1. What is Blessed Rainy Day (Thrue-Bab)?

Blessed Rainy Day is an important annual festival in Bhutan.

It usually falls in September (7th month of the Bhutanese lunar calendar).

The day marks the end of the monsoon season and the start of the harvesting season.

2. Cultural & Religious Significance

According to Bhutanese belief, on this day the water becomes holy and pure, cleansing people of sins, bad deeds, and illnesses.

The occasion is linked to astrological calculations and is considered highly auspicious.

It is also a day of renewal, purification, and fresh beginnings.

3. Morning Rituals

People wake up early to bathe in natural water sources (rivers, streams, lakes) or at home.

This ritual is believed to wash away spiritual impurities and bring good luck.

Special prayers and offerings are made in homes and monasteries.

4. Food & Celebration

Families prepare festive meals such as suja (butter tea), zaw (puffed rice), and special Bhutanese dishes.

People wear their best Bhutanese dress (gho and kira).

Families and friends gather together, spending the day in joy and harmony.

5. National Holiday

Blessed Rainy Day is a public holiday in Bhutan, so offices and schools remain closed.

It is considered a time of rest, family bonding, and celebration.

6. Symbolism

Rain on this day is seen as a heavenly blessing.

It represents prosperity for crops, good health, and purification of the environment.

In short: Blessed Rainy Day in Bhutan is not just about rain—it is about cleansing, gratitude, and renewal for both nature and people.

Happy bless rainy day to alll!!!

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